St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-22
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The fees of the Office were 81 ,36S.
The cool weather brings out large au-
diences at the Seventh Street dime museum,
the attractions being Whitfield,- the humor-
ist, and Hamilton IL Phillips Comedy com
pany.
The state board of pharmacy was engaged
yesterday III the house chamber at the cap
ltol examining siXty-one applicants. The
successful candidates will be made known as
soon as the board passes on them.
Inc coroners jury yesterday heard the evil
1ehce OF ten witnesses To the death of Mary
hneacy, Killed by a st. Paul IL Duluth train
AT Lake Phnlen, and returned verdict ex-
all blame
The Standard Oil company, with a paid up
capital OF $780, 900, has filed articles of in
corporation with the register of deeds. The
Incorporators are W. II. CONVEX, st. Paul;
Horace Hutehins, New York city; d. S.
CowleS, Rye, N Y.
The state Historical society has received
present of thirty-iive volumes from eX-Con-
gressman j. B. Wakefield, of Blue Earth City.
THESE volumes include reports of ethnology.
natural history and geology; also memoirs of
members of congress.
sheriff Richardson, of gmsted county. re-
turned at the state auditors Office n doc,l-
m me- showing that he and Deputy Richard
SON saiely escorted to saltwater Robert Leh-
man, sentenced to two years for forgery, and
oohn D. Cummings, to one year, for taking
improper liberties.
Lieut.. Charles C. Tear. of the United States
army, was commissioned yesterday first lieu
tenant of Company h, Second regiment
NJ n: G. His resignation from the Twenty
nfth United States infantry will take effect
aug IL Company X. elected him its first
lieutenant, June 13.
Charles M; Hertig, Samuel Hill. Delroy
Getcheli, William Z. Rockford and Edward
Z Webster have associated themselves to-
gether as the Chicago Guaranty company for
the purpose of doing money loaning bust
ness ana guarantying obligations. Articles
have been filed with Secretary Mattson The
capital stock Is placed at $4,000.
complaint had been made at the bureau
OF labor statistics that the North Star wooden
mills, OF minneapolis, was working female
.eInployes slXty-nine hours week. After an
investigation, Assistant Labor Commissioner
Barkdoll finds that the extra nine hours are
put III AS extra work, for which each en-
Plp!e receives extra pay. This is to make up
lot Inc slackness OF business occasioned last
febrnary and March.
shed on Fourteenth street near jackson,
belonging to School Inspector Miner, was
burned last night. 1t contained carpenters
tools valued at $3.50, and the total loss is
about $500. The shed was On fire Sunday
ana ana agaln Monday night and is believed to
nave been set on fire by some person. Mr..
miner Is small contractor and is working
on an diminished house in the vicinity.
The committee of the board of education,
appointed TO investigate the question of the
purchase or property for the new Humboldt
schooi, held meeting last night, at which
the committee of the West Side Citizens
union was present to explain their side of
the question. The report OF the committee
VIII probably be presented at the meeting of
the board tonight.
June Is Frederick Filkins. aged fifteen
years, son of c. W. Filkins, formerly of ST.
Paul, but now of Riverside, Cal, was
drowned while III bathing His companions
were unable to assist him. At last accounts
the BODY had not been recovered. His father
ana mother were in the East at the time Mr.
Fhkins was well known in st. Paul business
circles, ana was for years with n. B. Har-
WOOD, who had store On the corner of Third
and Robert, where the Boston now is
On Monday evening last the Mission Study
class gave very pleasant entertainment at
the Baptist chapel on Wacouta street. The
class is under the supervision of Mrs J. H.
Randall, consisting of twenty-five girls and
eight boys. The programme for the evening
was the Congo Free State of Africa and
several essays on the customs, habits mode
OF living and map exercise by Mrs. Randall,
MISS Grace Randall, Miss Edith Hope, Miss
Mable, Charles Northrop. The club viii not
meet during the summer.
There were several changes in the officers
OF the ST. Paul Gas company at Monday
election, the most important being that of
W. IL. Patterson as secretary and treasurer,
10 succeed K. j. Frost. The latter, however.
was continued as general manager and pro-
moted to vice president, in place of Crawford
Livingston resigned. Gen. Sibley was re-
elected president of the company. 1t is IN
derStood that Mr. Frost contemplates an
European trip this summer and that it was
deemed 1nadyisable for the secretary and
treasurer on the company to be absent for
any length of time, hence a new secretary
was determined upon who could remain on
duty.